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... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST A LATE WORKHOUSE MASTER. At the weekly Sandbach rolice court no Tuesday before Mr. F. H. K. Wi!lbrahim. Mr. Tom (info master of C3ngleton Union Workhouse, Eliza Griffin. (wife) John Williams, and Mary Ann Williams wife', were ...
... DREADFUL SUICIDE. A suicide of au alarming character isok place at Liton, Sandbach, on Monday • farmer T amed lklani.inc. Piing rit blortin, Bacdbach, the ou Monday nicri.itc, making ordinary ',eschews, awing talch 11 tbe purchase of a foal from Mr. Bray ...
... A LITTLE BOY'S HEROISM. At Smallwood, near Sandbach, on Ittoniay. Mr. Yates held an ingneat on the body of Samuel Try•or, who net his death wAile gallantly trying to rescue • companion. dor wand and his brother were going to school when they saw • little ...
... Patrick Carey was arraigned on Monday, at Chester Assizes for the murder et Thomas Earls= and Mary Moran, at Smallwood. near Sandbach, in February last. It will is. membered that the murder was one of bertarity, the deceased, who old and par. hilly infirm ...
... Club for kindly placing their the disposal (4 the as uf resort dunng thew star an Newcastle. A similar cornpent paid to the Sandbach Protract for tlwar entertasanwat of the A MC., stswsal thank* being paid to be. PATII.M. • 1.1414 . d. thli • , f Bro. cordial ...
... Iciesday, the following letter was read from Mr. G. W. Where, MP. for the Crewe Division of Cheshire :-- Liradwell 11111, Sandbach. My dear Mr. Fitton,—You take a fax too favourable view of my health when you hope that I take the chair at the half - yearly ...
... 4asatioas affecting lie native cliire. I etrly life be was appointed a J.P. for the county, and for years was chairman rf the Sandbach Petty He rendered great service fore lengthened period at prelusion& of the Cougleton Board of Gast- Mans, and as High Steward ...
... Hotel on Tuesday, in glorious weather. The members assembled in the early part of the morning, acid to the strains of the Sandbach Voluuteer Baud, visited the princ.ipal residences in the neighhourbeod, including those of Mr. W. Y. Grant, M.P., Mr. W. ...
... 3 awl 4. sod In orespation. .4 4 , 61 M pool. slog. a(44) the hit, Newt WIWI& or is. - . _ A. 1811. inintar. flaadtorti. Sandbach. And L 2 and 630 NUt SlluLD I ÜBAPI a.. and NUN will SELL BY urrti Nunn,' Nina; a lane. anmodnient vt sllK.krits I SKIDS/NMI ...
... will be available for iostraotion. Tbe school cow arconsecodatioo Or two lionOred and scholars. Tbe bailder is Mr. Btriager, Sandbach. and arebiteet Mr. 0. Lynam. The new room will be cited star the enamor ...
... bleier. Mr. ll an c ork., Linelop, Mrs. M, c rthous. Mrs. Mrs. Meat,. Mrs. Medlin, l'hollips, Read, Mrs. Reynolds. Mn.. Sandbach Lea Heads, Mn. Snot h Mount Mrs. lid,, T. halt ry„ awl others ; and gibs of butter wad had receded from Moe. Mrs. Iwitertiin ...
... family. of Saudbach the Rev. James Kent, Mr. and. Mt Tomkinson, Mr. J. Whittaker. Mr. Eardley, and Mr. Boston and family, of Sandbach.—After the singing of • hymn and prayer, the Rev. J. KV% T said that they witnessed that day the fulfilment of • long.cherishod ...